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Releasedate: <\/em>17-04-2026
Label: <\/em>Steamhammer<\/pre>\n\n\n\n
Making a sense since 1992, Hardline <\/strong>transforms a bit and brings the fifth album. The international formation includes American vocalist and Italian instrumental section. Packed with 10 tracks, Shout<\/em><\/strong> clarifies all the traditions of \u201chard and heavy\u201d golden era.<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Here several worth-to-listen tunes. The current record opens with gentle \u201cShout<\/em>\u201d, not at the devil as possible expectation for the genre\u2019s vast story. The core of the record is \u201cIt Owns You<\/em>\u201d, because of its drive and, sure, refrain \u201ccan you feel the madness\u201d? Actually, I do.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Next to picking two tracks about love with different vibes. First of mentioned, \u201cMother Love<\/em>\u201d with soft touch of keyboards and wide crooning. The second, \u201cCandy Love<\/em>\u201d is gazing on the first chord, and then rhythm section splashes with crying guitar, shows hard and heavy on the max volume.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u201cRise Above No Fear<\/em>\u201d fits perfectly for power metal and epic strength. Kind of \u201craise the flag\u201d tone and wheel spinning melody. The similar dynamic remains in \u201cWelcome To The Thunder<\/em>\u201d, where the guitars gone wild. And the closing \u201cGlow<\/em>\u201d illuminates a record with the piano passages.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Honestly, Hardline <\/strong>made a good and refreshing job. In case of hard and heavy nostalgia, listen to Shout<\/em><\/strong> immediately.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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